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Atlantic Canada’s big energy bet: Nuclear, wind and a new pipeline | The House
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50:22Now PlayingA new nuclear reactor, a natural gas pipeline extension, thousands of offshore wind turbines — Atlantic Canada has big plans to power the future. Under the banner of the Eastern Energy Partnership, the region hopes to generate and transmit more energy across the country. As Prime Minister Mark Carney renews his call for nation-building projects to boost the economy, will this one make the cut? We hear from New Brunswick's premier, the federal minister for Atlantic Canada, First Nations leaders, experts, and stakeholders on what this could mean for the region’s energy future.
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